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Somerset Council's 'green' scheme aims to unlock delivery of 18,000 new homes - Vimarsana News

Somerset Council's 'green' scheme aims to unlock delivery of 18,000 new homes

Somerset Council is hoping to secure Government funding to deliver phosphate mitigation measures which will unlock the delivery of 18,000 new homes across the area and provide for longer-term nature recovery.

Somerset wants £10.5m Government cash to end phosphate issue - Vimarsana News

Somerset wants £10.5m Government cash to end phosphate issue

A pollution-busting scheme could help kickstart the building of thousands of homes in Somerset - so long as the Government pumps in £10.5million.

Somerset wants £10.5m Government cash to end phosphate issue | Burnham and Highbridge Weekly News - Vimarsana News

Somerset wants £10.5m Government cash to end phosphate issue | Burnham and Highbridge Weekly News

A pollution-busting scheme could help kickstart the building of thousands of homes in Somerset - so long as the Government pumps in £10.5million.

New batch reverse osmosis unit uses 50% less energy for water purification and 80% less waste. - Vimarsana News

New batch reverse osmosis unit uses 50% less energy for water purification and 80% less waste.

Salinity Solutions, an engineering tech start-up, has partnered with leading water process solutions manufacturer, Te-Tech Process Solutions, to produce custom water treatment units featuring its revolutionary water purification technology. Click to read more...

Birmingham spinout Salinity Solutions enters lithium 'gold rush' | Science - Vimarsana News

Birmingham spinout Salinity Solutions enters lithium 'gold rush' | Science

A new University of Birmingham spinout, Salinity Solutions, is partnering with the mineral exploration and mining industry with a compact, energy-efficient desalination system that can concentrate the salts in ground water to extract a mineral rich brine.